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| Hello "LH" <loesjeheijmen@NSPMhotmail.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag news:bZUIa.239105$dP4.8906349@pollux.casema.net... > > > > I'ved dived around Ko Phi Phi at the end of March, Mid December and > > October. It was poor at all times, but particularly bad in October (as you > > might expect due to the monsoons). However, I can't say I've ever > > experienced better than 6 m vis. here, although if you are talking about > > slightly further away sites like Ko Haa it gets better, perhaps 10-15 m in > > March. If the monsoons have started then expect worse. > > Anita > > I've been there in Februari and viz was about 15-20 mtr at its best. Was > wondering how it would be in July. Stil think 10 mtr is fine. > > Do you happen to know when monsoon "normally" starts in this area? I know > it's very hard to tell these days. Monsoon normally starts begin of May and lasts until end of October. Beside of the mosoon the visbility depends strongly on the tide level. At new moon and full moon current tend to be stong and visibility will be pretty low (between 1m and 5m). In between the visibility is much better. The are around Koh Phi Phi is a shallow area and therefore tide current stirs up a lot of sediment. If you can change your location then Koh Tao in the Gulf fo Thailand is much better in July. You can reach it by night train from Bangkok to Chumporn and from there by boat (cheap) or by plane via Ko Samui and from there by boat. There are plenty of dive operators to shoose from. Greetings Clemens Hoffmann |